HDQ and 1-Wire Protocols
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b) The time-out bit is always cleared in a read.
c)
The completion of the operation sets the RX complete flag in the inter-
rupt status register. If interrupts are masked, no interrupt is generated.
The interrupt status register is always cleared at the beginning of any
read or write operation.
d) At the end of the read, the go bit is cleared. It is also cleared if a time-
out is detected.
7) If interrupt is enabled, software must read the interrupt status register to
determine if RX was completed or whether there was a time-out.
8) Software does a read of the RX buffer register to retrieve the read data
from slave.
9) Repeat for each successive byte.
1-Wire Bit Mode Operation
A single-bit mode can be entered by writing to the appropriate bit in the control
and status register. In this mode, only one bit of data is received each time from
the slave. After the bit is received, an RX complete interrupt is generated. Bit
0 of the receive buffer is updated each time a bit is received.
The mode has no effect in HDQ mode, as HDQ does not support single-bit
protocol.